This novel contains a quote spoken by Merian Cooper to Fay Wray as the epigraph of one section, while another section of this novel is interspersed with several "Proverbs for Paranoids," such as "You hide, they seek." The protagonist of this novel ponders variations on the phrase "you never did the Kenosha Kid" while under the effects of sodium amytal. This novel features (*) Byron the sentient light bulb. As a child, the protagonist of this novel is conditioned by the inventor of Imipolex G, Laszlo Jamf. Gottfried sacrifices himself by climbing into a rocket with a serial number consisting of five zeros, which is fired by Blicero. FTP, name this novel in which Tyrone Slothrop's erections correspond with the landing
This novel contains a quote spoken by Merian Cooper to Fay Wray as the epigraph of one section, while another section of this novel is interspersed with several "Proverbs for Paranoids," such as "You hide, they seek." The protagonist of this novel ponders variations on the phrase "you never did the Kenosha Kid" while under the effects of sodium amytal. This novel features (*) Byron the sentient light bulb. As a child, the protagonist of this novel is conditioned by the inventor of Imipolex G, Laszlo Jamf. Gottfried sacrifices himself by climbing into a rocket with a serial number consisting of five zeros, which is fired by Blicero. FTP, name this novel in which Tyrone Slothrop's erections correspond with the landing sites of V-2 rockets, Thomas Pynchon's magnum opus.
This novel contains a quote spoken by Merian Cooper to Fay Wray as the epigraph of one section, while another section of this novel is interspersed with several "Proverbs for Paranoids," such as "You hide, they seek.
{Gravity’s Rainbow}